Many USB-C hubs have HDMI ports, but far fewer include DisplayPort. The HyperDrive USB4 mobile docking station offers both. And more.
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The HyperDrive USB4 Mobile Docking Station offers ports for HDMI and DisplayPort, giving users additional options for an external monitor. And the newly launched USB-C hub also includes two USB-A ports, Ethernet and more.
And it all fits into a package not much larger than a Magic Mouse.
HyperDrive USB4 mobile docking station offers 7 additional ports for MacBook or iPad
Hyper calls its latest product an “incredibly thin and ultra-portable connectivity solution.”
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The collection of ports starts with HDMI 2.1 and DisplayPort 1.4. But Hyper warns: “Extended dual displays are only supported on Windows devices that support MST, not supported for macOS. Still, Mac users can carry a hub that supports HDMI or DisplayPort, if not at the same time.
A pair of USB-A ports each provide 10 Gbps for transferring photos, files or videos.
The HyperDrive USB4 mobile docking station offers a Gigabit Ethernet port (10/100/1000 Mbps) for situations where Wi-Fi is too slow or too insecure. And there’s a 3.5mm combo audio jack for speakers or headphones.
All of this fits into a 3.3-inch square and 0.76-inch thick product, not including the USB-C cable. It weighs 0.24 pounds.
The HyperDriveUSB4 Mobile Docking Station is available now from the Hyper website. The price is $139.99.
MacBook users who want more external displays should look to the HyperDrive 4K Multi-Display Dock instead. It can handle three 4K displays and combines HDMI and DisplayPort.
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